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1. Basic probability and statistics
   a. Basically up to and including an understanding of the Binomial Distribution.
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1. Also be able to manipulate units with algebraic expressions. <<latex(\frac{10,000 meters}{100,000,0000 \frac{meters}{seconds}} = 0.0001 seconds)>>

This is a list of prerequisite concepts to this class.

1. Basic algebra.

  1. If you can't solve equations for one variable (in equations that have more than one variable), you are in serious trouble.
  2. If you can't add, subtract, multiply, divide, and simplify mathematical expressions (of variables in fraction form), you are in serious trouble.

1. Basic probability and statistics

  1. Basically up to and including an understanding of the Binomial Distribution.

1. If you don't know basic conversions of units, you need to get to known them quickly:

  1. Mb = 1,024 bytes, mb = 1,000 bytes (in general in cs we use lower case prefix to mean the normal scientific 1000 (m=mega=million) or capital when we mean the base 2 calculation like Kb = 1024 bytes)
  2. 1 Km = 1,000 meters

  3. 1 sec = 1,000 ms = 1,000,000 <<latex($\mu s$)>>

1. Also be able to manipulate units with algebraic expressions. <<latex(\frac{10,000 meters}{100,000,0000 \frac{meters}{seconds}} = 0.0001 seconds)>>

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